Victims of Violent Crimes

Victims of Violent Crime

 

Picture of a FamilySan Martin De Porres Center treats individuals who have encountered some traumatic experience  as a result of being a victim or  a witness of crime within the state of California.

You may be eligible for treatment without a cost to you, if :  crime is  reported  to  the  Police  and/or  Sheriff,  the  Highway  Patrol or other appropriate  law  enforcement  agency.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE

Persons who sustained injury (physically or emotionally) as a direct result of a crime. Persons who are legally dependent upon the victim for support.Persons who are related to or have a close relationship with the victim and were present during the crime.

Persons who are related to or have a      close relationship with the victim and whose treatment or presence during treatment is medically required for the successful treatment of the victim.Family members of the victims who incur emotional injury as a result of the crime Persons who assume legal responsibility for the medical or burial expense of a deceased victim.


All the battered women, and formerly battered women, need psychotherapy for the purposes of coping, healing and empowerment.

 

OUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT

Our treatment approach is based on a “therapeutic philosophy” which involves the patient participation in the treatment under the guidance of Psychotherapists, Psychiatrists, and Counselors.

 

ANGER MANAGEMENT AFTER VIOLENCE

 

Effective therapeutic interventions are applied to enhance impulse control, and develop coping mechanisms that channel anger in constructive ways.


CRISIS INTERVENTION

Our counselors and therapists are always available to deal with emergencies. Our counselors and therapists can assist those who are experiencing a variety of crises empowering them through support and recognition of inner strength.

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Our Mission

It is the mission of San Martin De Porres Counseling Center to treat at-risk families and youths in trouble for the purpose of healing and preserving the family through the use of psycho- therapeutic and psycho-educational methods.

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Internship Program

San Martin Counseling Center offers internship programs for:

  • Pre-licensed MFT Interns and MFT Trainees
  • Clinical Psych Interns
  • Clinical Psychological Assistants

 

Review these details Our Internship Program for additional information.

 

Students in Psychology programs are invited to call the office for further information.

Tel: (310) 644 - 3300

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